Bugs exist. WebRTC is not an exception. Debugging WebRTC applications can be particularly challenging, but not impossible. Arin’s guest for WebRTC Live Episode 49 was our own Senior WebRTC Engineer and Developer Evangelist, Germán Goldenstein. They discuss tools and methodologies for debugging a WebRTC call.
Our CEO and Founder, Arin Sime, was once again the curator of the IIT Real Time Communications Conference WebRTC track. He put together a very impressive lineup of WebRTC thought leaders speaking about topics including Scaling WebRTC, media servers, WebRTC security, and more! In this post, we’ve embedded video from each of the WebRTC track talks.
WebRTC is undoubtedly an in demand technology, and the record-breaking attendance for Kranky Geek’s 2020 WebRTC conference indicates how it has grown. And though online, it was equally exciting as any previous year with excellent organization, topics, and quality. Talks covered scaling video calls, privacy, new APIs, WebRTC Next Version (NV), and a great panel with lead engineers from the major browsers. Our Senior WebRTC Engineer, Alberto Gonzalez, breaks it down for us.
Arin’s guest for this episode of WebRTC Live was Google Security Engineer Natalie Silvanovich. You might assume that WebRTC is inherently secure, but Natalie opened our eyes to various vulnerabilities in WebRTC and how integrators can protect against them. Next up: WebRTC Live Episode 49 on Debugging WebRTC Applications.
